Making Your Federal & State Income Tax Payments

by Matthew Senter | Mar 7, 2025 | Accounting, Tax

Making Your Federal & State Income Tax Payments (updated 2/16/25)

Paying your federal and Michigan state income taxes has become more convenient with various online options. Here’s an updated guide to streamline your payment process:

Federal Tax Payments (Form 1040):

Direct Pay: Make secure payments directly from your checking or savings account at no cost.
Credit or Debit Card Payments: Pay your taxes using a credit or debit card through authorized service providers. Note that processing fees apply.
Electronic Federal Tax Payment System (EFTPS): A free service enabling both individuals and businesses to pay taxes online or by phone. Registration is required, but you can easily login in to check prior payment history.
IRS2Go Mobile App: Download the official IRS mobile app to make payments, check your refund status, and access tax records.
Payment Plans: If you’re unable to pay your tax bill in full, apply for a payment plan to make monthly installments.
2025 Printed Estimated Tax Vouchers: If you prefer, you can print and mail payments with a check. Be sure to include your complete Social Security number(s) and the appropriate tax year on the front of the check.

Michigan State Tax Payments (Form MI-1040):

Michigan Department of Treasury e-Payments: Make individual income tax payments electronically via e-Check, debit, or credit card. Processing fees may apply for certain payment methods.
2025 Printed Estimated Tax Vouchers: Alternatively, you can mail a check or money order with your return. Ensure it’s payable to the “State of Michigan” and includes your complete Social Security number(s) and the appropriate tax year on the front.

Utilizing these online payment methods can make tax payments more manageable. For personalized assistance, don’t hesitate to contact Senter, CPA at 248-934-0550 or reach out through our website.

Note: Tax laws and payment options are subject to change. Always refer to the official IRS and Michigan Department of Treasury websites for the most current information.

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